After transmigrating, Lu Fan is pulled into the game Myriad Realms Evolution, where he struggles to survive amid zombies, demons, and bizarre rules.
Other players risk their lives to complete an S-rank mission, earning just 1,000 points, enough to exchange for a basic cultivation manual.
But because the game cannot match the soul and body of a transmigrator, it identifies Lu Fan as two people. Every time rewards are calculated, his are automatically doubled.
While everyone else is worrying about whether they’ll have enough points next month, Lu Fan has already used his double points to obtain a mythic-grade cultivation manual and started investing ahead of time in the core resources of future versions.
Later, when the abyss invades and the Supreme System issues its final mission, despair descends upon every reincarnator.
Lu Fan slowly rises to his feet. Behind him stands a treasury of divine artifacts and a supreme divine body, both built up with the mountains of points he has accumulated.
“Don’t panic. I cleared this game a long time ago.”
It's extremely poisonous, it's all poison. . . . .
The protagonist is the Virgin
Give civil servants 6 stars
They are cultivating immortality skills, but they use martial arts-like sword skills... Those who are cultivating immortals don't even have fireball or other spells, just like Master using a stick to hit people... It's hard to have the desire to watch it.
Generally speaking, the setting is not rigorous, the space setting feels very narrow, and there is no specific development. The protagonist just levels up in one world, and I feel like I haven't seen anything.
Oh, she's still a virgin
Kind-hearted and nosy
It's extremely poisonous, it's all poison. . . . .
The protagonist is the Virgin
Give civil servants 6 stars
They are cultivating immortality skills, but they use martial arts-like sword skills... Those who are cultivating immortals don't even have fireball or other spells, just like Master using a stick to hit people... It's hard to have the desire to watch it.
Generally speaking, the setting is not rigorous, the space setting feels very narrow, and there is no specific development. The protagonist just levels up in one world, and I feel like I haven't seen anything.